arf2184
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Just for fun. These aren't the greatest pics, but I just find it fascinating how different chins from the same litter can be, and I'm not talking about mutations or markings.
This litter was born October 6th, 2008 out of two standard parents. At 7 months old, they're all looking good.
Daisy was the runt of sorts. She was a good 10g smaller. She was shoved aside and needed supplemental hand feeding as well as alone time with mom. She currently weighs in at 606g, now bigger than her brother. She is the lightest of the three and has the least dense fur.
Dora was the pig, always the biggest from the start. She's quite chunky, has longer, dense fur, and is darker than Daisy. Dora currently weighs in at 727g, a full 121g bigger than her sister. I'd say her biggest fault is fur strength, though her's is not too terrible.
This litter was born October 6th, 2008 out of two standard parents. At 7 months old, they're all looking good.
Daisy was the runt of sorts. She was a good 10g smaller. She was shoved aside and needed supplemental hand feeding as well as alone time with mom. She currently weighs in at 606g, now bigger than her brother. She is the lightest of the three and has the least dense fur.
Dora was the pig, always the biggest from the start. She's quite chunky, has longer, dense fur, and is darker than Daisy. Dora currently weighs in at 727g, a full 121g bigger than her sister. I'd say her biggest fault is fur strength, though her's is not too terrible.
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Great pictures and beautiful chins!
